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MCCS ITT Mon ‐ Sat: 9 a.m. ‐ 7 p.m. Kaneohe Bay ‐ Mokapu Mall (808) 254‐7563 Sun & Holidays: 9 a.m. ‐ 5 p.m. Camp Smith ‐ MARFORPAC Bldg. 4 (808) 477‐5143 Mon ‐ Fri: 7:30 a.m. ‐ 2:30 p.m. Camp Smith ‐ PACOM Food Court (808) 484‐4574 Sat, Sun & Holidays: Closed www.mccshawaii.com/itt Tickets are based on availability and reservations may be required. NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES. Prices effective 28 FEBRUARY 2017 and subject to change. OAHU ‐ LUAUS Chief's Luau (Sea Life Park, Mon/Wed‐Fri/Sun at 4:30 p.m. Reservations required, parking fee may apply. AUTHORIZED PATRONS MUST ACCOMPANY THEIR GUESTS) Package Type Price Adult $65.00 Aloha Experience Junior (13‐20) $58.00 Child (5‐12) $48.00 Adult $89.00 Paradise Experience Junior (13‐20) $78.00 Child (5‐12) $68.00 Adult $119.00 Royal Experience Junior (13‐20) $104.00 Child (5‐12) $95.00 Waikiki Transportation Per person $16.00 Germaine's Luau (Tuesday‐Sunday (Daily, June 1 ‐ Last Monday in August) at 5:15 p.m. Reservations required) Package Type Price Adult $56.00 Standard Junior (13‐20) $50.00 Child (4‐12) $44.00 Adult $93.00 Hibiscus Junior (13‐20) $87.00 Child (4‐12) $81.00 Adult $136.00 Plumeria Junior (13‐20) $124.00 Child (4‐12) $112.00 Waikiki Transportation Per person $20.00 Hale Koa Luau (Mondays & Thursdays at 5:15 p.m. Reservations required, parking fee applies. AUTHORIZED PATRONS MUST ACCOMPANY THEIR GUESTS) Package Type Price Adult $59.95 Junior Enlisted $48.95 Luau & Show Youth (12‐17) $22.95 Child (5‐11) $15.95 Paradise Cove Luau (Ko'olina Resort, Daily at 4:45 p.m. Reservations required) Package Type Price Adult $62.00 Standard Hawaiian Buffet Junior (13‐20) $56.00 Child (4‐12) $49.00 Adult $83.00 Orchid Hawaiian Buffet Junior (13‐20) $77.00 Child (4‐12) $65.00 Adult $113.00 Deluxe Service Junior (13‐20) $103.00 Child (4‐12) $93.00 Waikiki Transportation Per person $20.00 Polynesian Cultural Center (Monday‐Saturday at 12:00 p.m. Reservations required, free parking) Package Type Price Adult $47.75 General Admission Child (5‐11) $38.25 Adult $47.75 Show Only Child (5‐11) $38.25 Adult $63.00 Admission & BBQ Lunch Child (5‐11) $50.25 Adult $67.75 Admission & Show Child (5‐11) $54.25 Adult $91.75 Admission, Show & Luau Child (5‐11) $73.50 Adult $65.50 Admission, Show & Gateway Buffet Child (5‐11) $52.25 Adult $55.75 Twilight Admission & Show Child (5‐11) $44.75 Adult $79.75 Twilight Luau Child (5‐11) $63.75 Adult $99.75 Twilight Ambassador Luau Child (5‐11) $79.75 Adult $107.75 Twilight Ambassador VIP Child (5‐11) $86.25 Adult $111.75 Ambassador Luau Child (5‐11) $89.50 Adult $119.75 Ambassador VIP Child (5‐11) $95.75 Adult $175.75 Super Ambassador Child (5‐11) $140.75 Standard Transportation Per person $25.00 Mini Coach Transportation Per person $35.00 Waikiki Starlight Luau (Hilton Hawaiian Village, Sunday‐Thursday at 5:15 p.m. Reservations required) Package Type Price Adult TBA General Seating Child (4‐11) TBA Adult TBA Golden Circle Child (4‐11) TBA OAHU ‐ NIGHT SHOWS Blue Note Hawaii Show Only Admission varies by Artist Fourever Fab Show (Sheraton Princess Kaiulani Hotel (Ainahau Showroom), Tues/Thurs/Sat. Reservations required, parking fee applies) Package Type Price Adult $43.00 Standard Seating Child (5‐11) $26.00 Adult $52.00 VIP Seating Child (5‐11) $35.00 Adult $87.00 Standard Dinner Child (5‐11) $52.00 Adult $92.00 Deluxe Dinner Show Child (5‐11) $61.00 Hale Koa High and Right Comedy Show (Hale Koa Hotel, Tuesday/Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Reservations required, parking fee applies. AUTHORIZED PATRONS MUST ACCOMPANY THEIR GUESTS) Package Type Price High and Right Comedy Show Only Adult $20.00 Hale Koa Waikiki Kopy Katz Musical (Hale Koa Hotel, Friday at 8:00 p.m. Reservations required, parking fee applies. AUTHORIZED PATRONS MUST ACCOMPANY THEIR GUESTS) Package Type Price Waikiki Kopy Katz Show Only Adult $25.00 Hale Koa Magic in Paradise (Hale Koa Hotel, Wednesday at 6:00 p.m. Reservations required, parking fee applies. AUTHORIZED PATRONS MUST ACCOMPANY THEIR GUESTS) Package Type Price Adult $39.95 Junior Enlisted $32.95 Magic in Paradise Dinner Show Youth (12‐17) $19.95 Child (5‐11) $12.95 Legends in Concert Waikiki (Royal Hawaiian Theater, Sat/Sun‐Thurs. Reservations required, parking fee applies) Package Type Price Adult $55.75 Legendary Cocktail Show Child (3‐11) $33.00 Adult $72.00 Premier Cocktail Show Child (3‐11) $42.75 Adult $88.25 Terrace Dining Buffet & Show Child (3‐11) $53.25 Adult $120.50 Stageside VIP Dinner & Show Child (3‐11) $72.25 Adult $149.75 Green Room Dinner & Show Child (3‐11) $89.75 The Kings Upgrade Per person $15.00 The Kings Reception Per person $45.00 Waikiki Transportation Per person $14.00 Magic of Polynesia (Waikiki Beachcomber Hotel, Daily w/ different illusionist on Sun & Mon. Reservations required, valet parking only) Package Type Price Adult $47.00 Show Only Child (4‐11) $31.00 Adult $63.00 Premium Seating Show Only Child (4‐11) $47.00 Adult $82.00 Regular Dinner Show Child (4‐11) $55.00 Adult $119.00 Deluxe Dinner Show Child (4‐11) $63.00 OAHU ‐ MEAL CRUISES Captain Bob's Cruises (He'eia Kea Pier, Monday‐Saturday at 10 a.m. Reservations required) Package Type Price Adult $108.00 Lunch Cruise Includes snorkeling/swimming Child (3‐12) $92.00 Dolphin Star (Waianae Boat Harbor, Daily. Reservations required, dolphin guarantee) Package Type Price Adult $53.25 Standard Dolphin Watch Cruise Child (3‐11) $32.25 Adult $67.00 Deluxe Dolphin Watch w/Lunch Child (3‐11) $40.50 Adult $89.75 Deluxe Dolphin Watch w/Snorkel Child (3‐11) $54.25 Waikiki Transportation Per person $27.00 Hawaii Nautical Vessels (Port Waikiki Cruises depart from Hilton Pier/Waianae Harbor, West Oahu Cruises depart from Waianae Boat Harbor. Reservations required. Package Type Price Adult $90.00 Hilton Turtle Snorkel Sail Child (4‐12) $62.00 Adult $59.00 Hilton Turtle Reef Snorkel Child (4‐12) $38.00 Adult $44.00 Hilton Adventure Sail Child (4‐12) $29.00 Adult $71.00 Hilton Sunset Cocktail Cruise Child (4‐12) $53.00 Adult $122.00 Hilton Firework Dinner Sail Child (4‐12) $87.00 Adult $70.00 Kewalo Morning Whale Watch Child (4‐12) $52.00 Adult $69.00 Kewalo Turtle AM Snorkel Sail Child (4‐12) $52.00 Adult $104.00 Kewalo Afternoon Turtle Snorkel Sail w/Lunch Child (4‐12) $78.00 Adult $57.00 Kewalo Afternoon Whale Watch Child (4‐12) $37.00 Adult $57.00 Kewalo Waikiki Panorama Sail Child (4‐12) $37.00 Adult $70.00 Kewalo Sunset Cocktail Cruise Child (4‐12) $52.00 Adult $118.00 Kewalo Fireworks Dinner Cruise Child (4‐12) $84.00 Adult $96.00 Waianae Dolphin Snorkel Sail Child (4‐12) $70.00 Adult $122.00 Waianae Dolphin Snorkel Sail w/Shuttle from Waikiki Child (4‐12) $96.00 Adult $70.00 Waianae Afternoon Snorkel "Ocean Playground" Child (4‐12) $52.00 Adult $70.00 Waianae Sunset Cocktail Cruise Child (4‐12) $52.00 Intro Dive 1‐Tank $118.00 Waianae Scuba Dive Certified Diver 2‐Tank $131.00 Adult $69.00 Waianae Scuba Dive Ride Along Child (4‐12) $52.00 Adult $70.00 Waianae Afternoon Whale Watch Child (4‐12) $52.00 Adult $87.00 Waianae Organic Farm & Sunset Cockatail Sail (Minimum 6 pax) Child (4‐12) $70.00 Adult $153.00 Waianae Private Estate Dinner (Minimum 20 pax & must have 48 hour notice) Child (4‐12) $123.00 Holokai Catamaran (Halekulani Hotel, Daily, Reservations required, parking fee applies) Package Type Price Snorkel & Sail (9:00am or 12:00pm) Per person (3+) $49.00 Tradewind Sail Per person (3+) $26.00 Sunset Sail Per person (3+) $44.00 Fireworks Sail Per person (3+) $40.00 Iruka/Hawaii Experiences (Waianae Boat Harbor, Daily Reservations required) Package Type Price Adult $122.00 Catamaran Sunrise Dolphin Snorkel Experience (7am check‐in) Non‐Swimmer $100.00 Child (4‐12) $95.00 Adult $109.00 Catamaran Mid‐Day Dolphin Snorkel Experience (1030 check‐in), Non‐Swimmer $70.00 *Family Special‐ Reduced Child rate for each paid Regular Adult (not inclusive of Non‐ *Family Special Ch $66.00 Swimmer) Child (4‐12) $82.00 Ko Olina Ocean Adventures (Ko Olina Marina Lagoon #4, Daily. Reservations required, parking fee applies) Package Type Price Adult $95.00 Dolphin Snorkel Tour Child (4‐12) $81.00 Adult $95.00 Dolphin Snorkel & Sail Child (4‐12) $81.00 Snorkel Sail Snuba Upgrade (25 mins) Per Person (8yrs +) $71.00 Transportation from Waikiki Per Person $14.00 Dolphin Guarantee Per Person $19.00 Makani Catamaran (Kewalo Basin. Reservations required, parking fee applies) Package Type Price Adult $82.00 Turtle Canyon Snorkel & Lunch Senior (63+) $72.00 Child (3‐12) $60.00 Adult $67.00 Afternoon Fun 'n Sun Senior (63+) $56.00 Child (3‐12) $49.00 Adult $75.00 Honolulu City Lights Senior (63+) $64.00 Child (3‐12) $56.00 Adult $82.00 Friday Night Fireworks Senior (63+) $72.00 Child (3‐12) $60.00 Majestic Cruises (Aloha Tower Pier 6, Daily at 4:45 p.m. Reservations required, parking fee applies, free Waikiki transportation) Package Type Price Adult $82.00 Sunset Buffet Dinner Child (7‐12) $42.00 Adult $90.00 Friday Sunset Buffet Dinner Child (7‐12) $50.00 Ocean Joy Cruises (Ko Olina Marina Lagoon #4, Daily.
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  • Jet Ski for the Song of the Same Name by Bikini Kill, See Reject All American. Jet Ski Is the Brand Name of a Personal Watercraf

    Jet Ski for the Song of the Same Name by Bikini Kill, See Reject All American. Jet Ski Is the Brand Name of a Personal Watercraf

    Jet Ski From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Redirected from Jet skiing) For the song of the same name by Bikini Kill, see Reject All American. European Personal Watercraft Championship in Crikvenica Waverunner in Japan Racing scene at the German Championship 2007 Jet Ski is the brand name of a personal watercraft manufactured by Kawasaki Heavy Industries. The name is sometimes mistakenly used by those unfamiliar with the personal watercraft industry to refer to any type of personal watercraft; however, the name is a valid trademark registered with the United States Patent and Trademark Office, and in many other countries.[1] The term "Jet Ski" (or JetSki, often shortened to "Ski"[2]) is often mis-applied to all personal watercraft with pivoting handlepoles manipulated by a standing rider; these are properly known as "stand-up PWCs." The term is often mistakenly used when referring to WaveRunners, but WaveRunner is actually the name of the Yamaha line of sit-down PWCs, whereas "Jet Ski" refers to the Kawasaki line. [3] [4] Recently, a third type has also appeared, where the driver sits in the seiza position. This type has been pioneered by Silveira Customswith their "Samba". Contents [hide] • 1 Histor y • 2 Freest yle • 3 Freeri de • 4 Close d Course Racing • 5 Safety • 6 Use in Popular Culture • 7 See also • 8 Refer ences • 9 Exter nal links [edit]History In 1929 a one-man standing unit called the "Skiboard" was developed, guided by the operator standing and shifting his weight while holding on to a rope on the front, similar to a powered surfboard.[5] While somewhat popular when it was first introduced in the late 1920s, the 1930s sent it into oblivion.[citation needed] Clayton Jacobson II is credited with inventing the personal water craft, including both the sit-down and stand-up models.